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Solution to function with power greater than 4
Why we can't use radical to solve an equations with power greater than 4?- roni1
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- Function Power
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- Forum: Differential Equations
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Teaching invertible matrices to students
How can I make a curriculum to student, to explain the term Invertiable Matrix? What would I use to explain? [tools, whiteboard, papers. printed website pages...] How can I order the curriculum? What will be in the start of year and what will be next? This new material that I need to teach in...- roni1
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- Children Ideas Matrix
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Maximum angle between angle bisectors of two triangles
LB is bisector of triangle ABC. suppose, there is a new triangle that called AED. alpha is a angle between LB to AD that is bisector of AED. The triangles can be on any place in the plane. What the value biggest angle ($$alpha$$) can be?- roni1
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- Change Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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Arrange 4-Gon Figures: Find Descendants w/o Descendants
the property that the figure has like the father but you can say that the son have but so "fathers" (let call them father brothers) haven't. square is the son of rectangle. Not every rectangle can be a square, But every square is a rectangle. O.K. The square is the son and the rectangle is the...- roni1
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Arrange 4-Gon Figures: Find Descendants w/o Descendants
If I arrange the 4-gon polygon by order as: a rectangle is a descendant of parallelogram and a square is a descendant of rectangle. What are the descendant that no have any descendants (in 4-gon figures)?- roni1
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- Forum: General Math
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Transitivity as property of relation
In Hebrew, one explain to me that: "Transitivity is a property (or attribute - I don't which word is correct) of property". So, (1) Which word is correct? (2) Why Transitivity is not standalone by itself? (3) Are there relations of other kind, that no standalone by themselves?- roni1
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- Property Relation
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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The Limited Logarithm: Why x Can't Be <= 0
Why x can't be less or equal to zero?- roni1
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- Logarithm
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- Forum: General Math
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Implicit Function: Why Is It a Function?
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Proving Shortest Distance Between 3 Points on a Circle
Re: question The answer: The distance be between 0 to D. D = diameter. Am I right?- roni1
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- Forum: General Math
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Proving Shortest Distance Between 3 Points on a Circle
Re: question I mean to segments between the 3 points.- roni1
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- Forum: General Math
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Proving Shortest Distance Between 3 Points on a Circle
I have 3 point on a perimeter of circle. How I prove/show between every the two point of them there is always short way that the way between the other points?- roni1
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- Circle Points
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- Forum: General Math
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Differences between ring and field in algebra
Thanks... I have a question: Why the multiplicative indentity (1) distincit from the zero-element (0)?- roni1
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Differences between ring and field in algebra
What are the differences between ring and field? It's for an article that I write.- roni1
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- Field Ring Sports
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Answer to Student's Question on Right Angle Triangle
A student ask me the question: Why the other angles in Right angle triangle can't be more than 90 degrees? I want to answer him correctly to the question, What Should I Say to Him?- roni1
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- Angle Triangle
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- Forum: General Math
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How Many Ways Can You Convert an Explicit Function into an Implicit One?
Hello, I explain in my class a way to take a function and change it to implict function as: y - f(x) = 0 I see that way in Wikipedia, so I used it the class. But my students ask me question that I don't know to answer: 1. Are there more ways to take a function and change it to implict function...- roni1
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- Function Implicit
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- Forum: General Math